Sentence examples for overseas researching from inspiring English sources

The World Universities Network, an alliance of 16 research-focused institutions from the UK, Norway, the Netherlands, Canada, the US and China, is encouraging postgraduate students and junior faculty to spend periods of study overseas, researching at partner institutions.

This requires maintaining good relationships with overseas research establishments to facilitate exchange of information and researchers and to mobilise international research funds.

— YENNI KWOK Singapore University Opens Research Institutete in China The National University of Singapore has opened its first overseas research institute in Suzhou, China, near Shanghai.

UCL was shocked by the Government's decision to scrap the overseas research scholarship scheme – so it established its own fund.

In response Samsung will aim to "reinforce our competitiveness in software platform, design and IT" through hiring more software experts, and through the use of overseas research and development centres "to address region-specific needs," Lee said.

He was a keen traveller, and his work with the trust took him especially to the tropics, where he had been born and had travelled as a child, and where he helped to establish the trust's overseas research programmes.

Roger M. Needham, a leading computer scientist who did pioneering work on security software, led Cambridge University's computer science laboratory for 15 years and started Microsoft's first overseas research lab, died Friday at his home in Coton, England.

They have likely stemmed the strong supply of overseas research students and the invigorating cosmopolitanism this brought to Birmingham (as well as losing direct income well in excess of £100,000 per annum).

Citic Securities raised 14.2 billion Hong Kong dollars ($1.8 billion) in a Hong Kong share sale last October and said at the time it planned to spend 65 percent of its listings proceeds to acquire overseas research platforms and trading networks.

In admitting her to this PhD programme, Dal Borgo's superiors at UCL clearly concluded that her work was of a high calibre and potential, as she was one of a relatively small number of overseas researchers selected to receive a government-funded scholarship, from a scheme designed to attract the very best of overseas research talent to British universities.

EVELYN M. RUSLI OVERSEAS RESEARCH Moody's said on Monday that it had bought a majority stake in Copal Partners, a company that provides research and analysis for banks, hedge funds and private equity firms using analysts in India and other emerging markets at a fraction of the cost of analysts in New York or London.